Marlene, a Thatcher-era career woman, hosts a dinner party with famous women from history and legend. Then Churchill pulls the rug out and shows what Marlene left behind. The first act is a dazzling theatrical conceit; the last act is a gutting family drama. Churchill asked whether female success under capitalism was anything more than women learning to behave like the worst men.

The case for it, the case against, and the rest of the canon open with Pro.